Exemplos de uso de Social and programmatic em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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These lines of action may be defined as individual, social and programmatic vulnerability.
The results of this study demonstrate a social and programmatic vulnerability among MSM, which compromises their ability to protect themselves from HIV infection.
The second level is collective vulnerability,which is divided into social and programmatic categories.
The study aims to evaluate the influence of individual, social and programmatic vulnerabilities in quality of life(qol) of people with sickle cell disease.
Mann et al, presented a methodology using three levels:individual, social and programmatic.
Objective: identifying the physical, social and programmatic vulnerability among the elderly in the family health strategy of the municipality of joão pessoa, paraíba.
The analysis of the dramatizations that was conducted in a plenary session focused on the social and programmatic dimensions of the scenes.
The present study aimed at analyzing the individual, social and programmatic vulnerability of families living in a territory with high circulation of drugs of abuse.
The analysis of the vulnerability to HIV infection addresses three dimensions:individual, social and programmatic vulnerabilities.
Truck drivers' vulnerability to the AIDS epidemic,in its individual, social and programmatic dimensions, has been discussed by national and international agencies and researchers.
The first article discussed the vulnerabilitiesfrom the available literature, organizing them according to the individual, social and programmatic categories.
Any type of involvement,are exposed to situations of individual, social and programmatic vulnerability, especially when they are pregnant.
In addition, a qualitative study was conducted with the theoretical basis of the vulnerability concept, that includes individual, social and programmatic dimension.
Vulnerability can therefore be defined as a conceptual synthesis of the individual, social and programmatic dimensions which are relevant to prevention or reduction of harms or shortcomings in health.
Physically disabled people have conditions that enhance their vulnerability to STIs which are linked to individual, social and programmatic dimensions.
It is a reality that generates vulnerabilities in individual, social and programmatic framework exposing childrenand adolescents to accumulated challenges related to survival and building future prospects.
Some aspects of this set, i.e.,the three main dimensions of vulnerability- individual, social and programmatic, are included in this article.
In this context, the concepts of individual, social and programmatic vulnerability emerge, which are considered as interdependent plans of determination and apprehension of greater or lesser vulnerability of the individual and the collective.
Multiple health vulnerability situations- individual, social and programmatic- are present in these reports.
It is therefore important to stress that families present vulnerabilities related to elements that compose the individual, social and programmatic planes.
These are resources to be considered in diagnosis and joint plannings of health care and self-care- the social and programmatic support and the experience of autonomy can be described as enablers of resilience processes.
A systemic analysis, as the in vulnerability pespective,will consider that the individual dimensions are inextricably linked to the social and programmatic dimensions.
It is concluded that further studies are important in the aspects of social and programmatic structure of the company, in order to provide welfare for workers, higher quality of services and organizational growth.
It is clear that reflection on these aspects should be investigated in the future,taking into consideration the markers of contextual vulnerability social and programmatic.
The material in this article was extracted from a study that addressed the individual, social and programmatic dimensions of vulnerability in child development.
That is to say, specific situations of violence, to which the young people are exposed or to which they expose themselves,can generate situations of vulnerability visualized in three dimensions- individual, social and programmatic.
Vulnerability can be broken down into three basic analytical planes individual, social and programmatic, which relate in a dynamic and interdependent manner.
Vulnerability can be understood as a set of conditions that make individuals and communities more susceptible to diseases or disabilities,as a result of individual, social and programmatic elements.
In relation to interdependent plans of determination which can be categorized as individual, social and programmatic, we observed discussions about these, in three publications.
The stereotypes were the basis for numerous stigmatizing social and programmatic responses and have contributed to causing people not to recognize the situations that expose them to infection so that they are not identified with shameful, derogatory labels.